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posterolateral-corner-injury-of-the-knee
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"Segond fracture"

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"where ACL and PCL ruptures are present it is recommended that all three injuries are treated in conjunction to achieve the best outcome"

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"where ACL and PCL ruptures are present it is recommended that all three injuries are treated in conjunction to achieve the best outcome"

Line 41:22 · 'PCL' has no definition. Spell it out if it's unfamiliar to the audience.
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"There is no consensus between authors and textbooks on what constitutes the posterolateral ligamentous complex. The three main structures based on biomechanical studies are:"

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"The type and timing of treatment of a posterolateral corner injury depend on concomitant injuries, in particular, cruciate and meniscal injuries, the grade of injury, and individual level of physical activity 6:"

Line 34:106 · Use the Oxford comma in 'particular, cruciate and meniscal'.
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